About the program
A post-high-school gap year for young men who want to combine Torah study with work experience and are able to live independently.
A gap-year program in Tel Aviv that combines daily beit midrash study with internships at Israeli tech and business companies: three days a week interning and two full days of learning, with morning and night learning every day. The year also includes trips around Israel, Shabbatons and volunteering. Students live in apartments in the city.
The facts
- Type
- Yeshiva
- Location
- Tel Aviv
- Co-Founder & Rosh Beit Midrash
- Rabbi Shlomo Chayen
- Program length
- September 16, 2027 to June 4, 2028 (dates published for the 2027-28 year)
- Number of students
- Not published on the program's website. Ask the program.
- Tuition
- Not published on the program's website. Ask the program.
- College credit
- FAQ says certain courses are approved and accredited by the National College Credit Recommendation Service via The Theological Research Institute.
- Housing and meals
- Students live in apartments in Tel Aviv, each with a kitchen, bathrooms and living areas; breakfast, lunch and dinner are included in the fee.
- Tracks and options
- Tech and business internships
Where this information comes from
Everything on this page was taken from the program's own website and last checked on October 2, 2026. Details change, so confirm with the program before you rely on them. The photo shows Tel Aviv coast, not the program or its campus.
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